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MOTORCYCLE INSTALLATIONS

X10DR

X10DR has been designed for Motorcycle installations. By ordering either the X10DR-XX1 or the XU1 model with the XHC

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As many organisations globally have adopted their own wiring standards for the helmet audio “down cable”, WCL has

a custom cable service available to allow custom professionally manufactured interface cable to plug between the

X10DR’s 6 pin Hirose connector and your existing helmet wiring.

The following drawing provides an overview of how to convert from being “wired to the bike” to instead allow the rider

to be untethered for up to 300m from the bike, while remaining in communication with the network.

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***” is designed to provide remote PTT and this should be wired to the bike’s existing handle bar PTT switch and the

existing PTT wire to the radio disconnected assuming a wired helmet is no longer required. If you want the option then

it may be necessary to remove the existing wire that comes from the handle bar PTT that goes to the radios PTT input

and then reconnect that via a toggle switch so user can select “wired or wireless operation.

For most organizations, helmets will already exist with a short wire tail with a quick release connector that plugs into a

“hard wired to the bike” cable that attaches either directly to the host radio’s microphone input and its speaker output,

or sometimes, via an external interface box that allows the user to manually or automatically switch to horn speakers

when off their bikes.

If it is a permanent changeover with no wired redundancy required, then we suggest you replace the existing helmets

down cable’s with one that has a Hirose HR10(A)-7P-6P connector, (ideally a molded version but if not, one that will stop water

ingress when riding in torrential rain and at high speeds).

Alternatively, if you wish to maintain wired redundancy, then you need to make/buy a short interface cable that cor-

rectly connects the existing helmet’s Mic Hi and Mic Lo and Spk Hi and Spk Lo to the correct Hirose pins as per the fol-

lowing wiring charts.

CAUTION: To ensure maximum range the bike rider should attach the X10DR to their shoulder area and then make sure

cable lengths do not interfere with the riders movements on the bike.

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